DON’T FORGET to register for the Journey to Financial Freedom seminar to be held at CRPC on March 13. You may register online HERE or use the forms available at the registration box in the Commons. This seminar is an important refresher for all adults and a great course on Biblical money management for teens. See Linda Sawanowich if you have questions.

Feb 07 Riverside Convalescent Center – On the first Sunday of each month, there is an opportunity forservice with our church's monthly worship service at the Riverside Convalescent Center in Newport News. Helpers are needed at 2:30 PM to assist residents to the 3:00 service.  If you have any questions, contact Bill Griffin.

Feb 08 Summit Christian Academy Open House – SCA invites you to take a look at its unique Christian and Classical approach to education. Please attend an Open House Mon. Feb 1 from 7:00-8:30 p.m. at the Upper School Campus (grades 7 thru 12) at 4209 Big Bethel Rd, Yorktown (ph. 867-7005)

Feb 13 Calvary Classical School Fundraiser  --  12:00 – 1:30 p.m., you can enjoy a special selection of grilled favorites and Outback originals all made fresh every day.  Tickets are $15 and available for purchase in the school office. Deadline for purchasing tickets is Monday, February 8th.  You must have a ticket to attend.

Feb 23, 25; Mar 2, 4, 9, 11 Volunteer Training at CARE Net Resource Pregnancy Centers –   If you want to make a difference in the life of a woman and her unborn baby, join us for volunteer training at Care Net Resource Pregnancy Centers in Newport News and Williamsburg. The dates for training are Feb 23, 25 and March 2, 4, 9 and 11 from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Call Angie at 757-591-0303 or e-mail her at angiecarenetnn@aol.com for more information and to sign up. Cost of the class is $25.

Mar 13 Journey to Financial Freedom This seminar will be held from 8:30 - 4:30. A trained instructor from Crown Financial Ministries will be leading this seminar for all adults and teens who are interested in Biblical principles of money management and counsel in developing and living by a budget.  Lunch and a nursery (up to age 10) will be provided. You may register through the church or online here.

Mar 20 Spring Tea with Janell Rardon  --  CRPC's Women in the Church (WIC) will be sponsoring a Spring Tea with guest speaker Janell Rardon March 20th on the subject of The Christian Home.  If you are interested in helping plan for this outreach event, please come Tuesday or contact Bekah Lawing.

Mar 26-28 Theology Conference – Grace Baptist Chapel is having a theology conference on “The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit in Reformed History” with Dr. Michael A.G. Haykin, professor of church history and Biblical spirituality at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Conference dates are March 26-28, schedule is on the bulletin board near the church office.

Mar 27 Bluegrass Gospel Music  --  Solid Rock, an area Bluegrass gospel band will be singing at CRPC at 6:30pm. Donations will be accepted to cover the band's expenses.

May 31 - Jun 5 The Biblical Worldview Student Conference  --  for high school and college students will be held May 31-June 5, 2010 at Milligan College in Milligan, TN. Discounts are available for registrants who pay in full by April 18. CRPC will pay $75 of the registration fee for any student who attends from here. Speakers this year include Gary DeMar of American Vision and Joel Belz, founder of World magazine. If you are interested please see Byron for a brochure or visit www.westminsterkpt.org/bwsc

Building Locks  --  These are being replaced this week and new keys will be necessary to enter all buildings. A new key access/accounting policy is being developed by the deacons. To apply for a new key, please email Dave Bailey.

Ultimate Questions Evangelistic Booklets are available on the Commons table. This is an excellent evangelistic booklet by John Blanchard that can be used with those to whom you are talking about Christ.

Congregational Worship Housekeeping  --  As God has been pleased to bless our growing numbers, there are some things we can do to help one another and our group as a whole:  1) Please be seated before “welcome and announcements” in our order of service. 2) If it is convenient, fill in empty seats towards the center aisle. 3) Reserve the last three rows (including the one on the wall) for families who are training small children for congregational worship, families with moms who are expecting, families with infants and others with special needs.  4) Remember to greet those near you and welcome visitors. 5) PARENTS – Please try to remember to remind or take your children to the restroom before worship.

Shower Committee  --  There are a couple of openings on this committee that need to be filled. This would involve help in planning, setting up, help with games and/or food, and cleaning up. If you have any interest in using your gifts and talents to help serve on the shower committee for the church, please contact Kathryn Newsom or Katherine Parker.

Total Deficit Reduction!  --  CRPC's  The Missions Committee is most pleased to announce that the Peru trip deficit is completely erased. Thank you all for your prayers and generous financial support.

Calvary Classical School   continues to collect Farm Fresh receipts, Box Tops for Education, and Campbell's' soup UPC codes (not the front labels). A collection box is located in the Commons for church members who desire to assist. Every coupon counts towards school equipment, and we appreciate your support.

CCS Blue Green Matching Fund Drive -- To view the progress of the Blue Green Matching Fund Drive click HERE.

Winter Adult Sunday School Class --
In the past few meetings of our shepherding groups, our elders have introduced the concept of small group ministry and the mutual concern and care that we are to have for one another as Christians. Next fall, we hope to begin a Small Group Ministry for our congregation, which will replace our current Covenant Group program. For the first quarter of 2010, our adults are meeting as one Sunday School class in the auditorium to study the Scriptures as to the mutual ministry we are to have in each others' lives and how such can be facilitated in part through small groups. Let's come to study, learn, think, and grow.

Living in the Gray  --  In this Sunday School series for high school youth, principles are being discussed for making decisions when the Scripture does not provide definitive answers. Come prepared to participate fully in what will be a highly interactive, stimulating, and potentially life-changing 45 minutes each Sunday morning! This class is taught by Michael Holloway in the conference room.

Copies of the February Issue of Tabletalk --  are available on the Commons Table. Please take one per family. The elders hope these are helpful to your individual/family devotional life.

Calvary Herald -- There are four new book reviews by Pastor Byron Snapp. They are:

(1)The World According to God: A Biblical View of Culture, Work, Science, Sex and Everything Else, by Greg Johnson

(2)Christ On Earth: The Gospel Narratives as History by Jacob Van Bruggen, translated by Nancy Forest-Flier

(3)Truth with Love: the Apologetics of Francis Schaeffer, by Bryan A. Follis

(4)Wide as the Waters: The Story of the English Bible and the Revolution It Inspired, by Benson Bobrick

You can check these out this week on www.calvaryherald.com. Many other articles and book reviews are available as well, and are listed by topic or by date. If you would like a paper copy, please contact the church office.

Riverside Convalescent Center – On the first Sunday of each month, there is an opportunity for service with our church's monthly worship service at the Riverside Convalescent Center in Newport News.  Helpers are needed at 2:30 PM to assist residents to the 3:00 service.  If you have any questions, contact Bill Griffin.